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by vkaku 4mo ago
Counter Point: Until people can migrate their inboxes and steer them to any provider, none of this authentication business seems to hold up actual value at scale. If anyone can port their phone number, they should be in theory, allowed to p
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by vkaku 4mo ago
This author doesn't publish code, makes yet another Doom like Game, calls it not an AI slop. To the author's credit, seems to have made this 7 years ago, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ7aApNDPQc and then gave u
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Show HN: MLL – image compression that runs well enough on DOS(github.com)
2 points by vkaku 4mo ago|0 comments
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by vkaku 5mo ago
Pastebin links here in case someone's getting Vogons issues. https://pastebin.com/9sgW9dVu https://pastebin.com/3rG2eiWD I seriously wonder how many APICs are exposed in the DOSBOX code even... Would b
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by vkaku 5mo ago
Back in the day, I wrote a simple job queue with SQLite https://github.com/guilt/squeue It did the job, was fairly easy to use.
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by vkaku 11mo ago
I like 6.6 and I would mind dropping X11 support this quickly, this ideally should be in KDE 7.0/8.0 because, as I understand it, many apps and drivers are not ready for Wayland/XWayland. Give it one more release then drop it?
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by vkaku 11mo ago
Also See: https://www.cxmt.com/en/product.html
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CXMT unveils DDR5-8000 and LPDDR5X-10667 chips(tomshardware.com)
9 points by vkaku 11mo ago|1 comments
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by vkaku 1y ago
Excellent. This is the kind of W that needs more people to jump into.
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by vkaku 1y ago
This is excellent, detailed, and does the job. Many of these comments are myopic and miss the point. This is better than the way most people would present their portfolio and it shows some creativity and thoughtful design. Especially if the
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by vkaku 1y ago
I realize that given the current adoption, the language might turn out to be completely different in the next few years. And right now, transformers literally can transform any source to any target, so languages are not as valuable as they
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by vkaku 1y ago
I keep my DotFiles on my GitHub not without its embarrassments, this will help me backup and restore my tools and workflows on systems anywhere I want it to. https://github.com/guilt/DotFiles There's no knowledge
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by vkaku 1y ago
That is not conducive to getting anything complex done and will likely burn the team out and create slop over a period of time. A better long term approach would be to onboard people and give their time to lean in, understand practice and d
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by vkaku 1y ago
The tendency to increase complexity will be at odds with privacy and user control. The problem is that the internet is a centralized system practically even though it is decentralized and some are fighting to keep it free. Fight for decentr
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by vkaku 1y ago
This was entirely written by Grok 3.0. The focus was on being able to demonstrate training, inference and attention, all in one file; This can be run on a GPU thanks to cupy, a kernel needn't be written for this whole thing to run. I d
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Show HN: Single file transformers implementation for learning(gist.github.com)
2 points by vkaku 1y ago|1 comments
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by vkaku 1y ago
Good to know someone's thinking of decentralizing the whole thing :) Always been wondering where to lay these keys out, if people want to start recovering their data / keys. Something like this + IPFS would be radical, and allow f
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by vkaku 1y ago
There's a few things: - Open weights - Affordable compute and memory prices - Open Datasets and Training Methods (actual masking / QnA) None of these are being paid attention to
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by vkaku 1y ago
The cards mentioned in the paper are also seemingly well priced for most developers: https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Original-Huaweis-Atla...
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by vkaku 1y ago
The next moment I'd like to see is a mass 15-20A fab and suddenly making all the controls obsolete.
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by vkaku 1y ago
Just saw this. I keep lists of links on my website. This is even before Github was a thing.... :)
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by vkaku 1y ago
They moved the decepticons to the Antarctic ice shelves eh.
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by vkaku 1y ago
Apparently eCosCentric still maintaining it. See: https://www.ecoscentric.com/ecos/ecospro.shtml
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Embedded Configurable Operating System (ECos)(ecos.sourceware.org)
3 points by vkaku 1y ago|1 comments
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by vkaku 1y ago
Perhaps I should create an overlay for MusicBrainz with sub-minute lag called ZombieBrainz. If you own a CD and send an edit with a $5 donation, it goes on volatile and nightly; It can go to beta instantly for $100 donations and if not it&
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by vkaku 1y ago
The article is basically: We sell tools that help you vibe but we had to do craft hard and long. That ship has sailed because everyone wants to sell what you're selling. Craftmanship is a blah blah ... maybe, but this is being sacrific
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by vkaku 1y ago
Excellent, looks clean and simple. Suggestion: Add a simple usage one liner in the README on how to actually download a .torrent file with it. ./go-torrent My-Linux-Distro-Wink-ISO.torrent Suggestion: Bonus points if you add tor
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by vkaku 1y ago
Excellent work in writing a non Unix/POSIXy OS. More people should experiment with non standard implementations and have fun doing it. I usually maintain a list of OS Devers who make their own OSes. Will add this one to it.
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Show HN: gsum – Incremental Checksums on 20 Algos, 8 OSes – Vibe Coded(github.com)
1 points by vkaku 1y ago|0 comments
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by vkaku 1y ago
These days, the effort required for company-specific long essay applications hardly seems justified. With Generative AI readily available, it’s easy to tailor essays to appeal to particular—even narcissistic—preferences, unless someone genu

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